The first and simplest way I draw common trees, the cross section approach, as seen in the Jungle Stream.

In this mini-series I explain my three methods of drawing trees. Each has its own place and purpose, this one being ideal for tightly-packed forests where the canopy would otherwise cover your map!

This video features the Jungle Stream and Icy battle Site maps. Find them in the Downloads section below!

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Ross McConnell

DM, aspiring artist, and founder of 2-Minute Tabletop! I love drawing, writing, and worldbuilding, and this is the website where all of it comes together.

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Published: February 17, 2016

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